anatomy Flashcards
inflammation of common flexor tendon.. 2 to repetitive flexion and pronation
medial epicondylitis - “golfer’s elbow”
inflammation of common extensor tendon.. 2 to forced extension and flexion
lateral epicondylitis - “tennis elbow”
anatomical snuffbox
lateral - tendons of EPB and Abd PL
medial - tendon of EPL
floor - scaphoid and trapezium
anterior thigh muscles
🔹 femoral nerve
flexors of the thigh: 🔹 tensor fascia lata 🔹 iliopsoas 🔹 pectineus 🔹 sartorius
extensors of the leg:
🔹 quadriceps femoris (rectus femoris, vastus lateralis/ medialis/ intermedialis)
medial thigh muscles
🔹 obturator nerve
adducts thigh: 🔹 adductor longus 🔹 adductor brevis 🔹 adductor magnus 🔹 gracilis
grrrrr! LBM!
posterior thigh muscles
🔹sciatic nerve
🔹extensors of the thigh
🔹flexors of the leg
hamstring muscles: 🔹semitendinosus 🔹semimembranosus 🔹biceps femoris (long head: tibial part; short: common peroneal) 🔹adductor magnus
lumbar plexus
L1 to L4
L4 & L5 ➡️ lumbosacral trunk
sacral plexus
L4, L5, S1 to S4
sciatic nerve ➡️ L4, L5, S1, S2, S3
pudendal nerve ➡️ S2, S3, S4
layers of the you know..haha sa SAB!
skin subcutaneous tissue supraspinous ligament interspinous ligament ligamentum flavum dura mater subarachnoid membrane
oh tandaan mo yan ha! hehe 😤
fracture of the neck of the femur
thigh is shortened with lateral rotation
dislocation of the head of the femur
this is shortened and medially rotated
collectively called triceps surae popliteus
🔹gastrocnemius
🔹soleus
➡️ unlocks the knee
“waddling gait”
superior gluteal nerve injury
- innervates gluteus medius/ minimus
weakness in the ability to laterally rotate and extend the thigh at the hip joint.. from climbing stairs or rising from a chair
inferior gluteal nerve lesions
foot drop
“steppage gait”
common peroneal/ fibulae nerve lesions